As I am one who loves the challenge of trying and testing out new products I was delighted to be given the opportunity of trying out two 15 ml tubes of Oral B White Brilliance; a toothpaste which claims to give visibly whiter teeth in two weeks in addition to removing up to 80% of surface stains. Whilst I have no desire for my gnashers to match those belonging to Simon Cowell, I was eager to try out the toothpaste in the hope that I could brighten mine by a shade or two. I was interested to learn of the 3D technology that Oral B claim to use in this product, which apparently assists in cleaning the front, back and visible gaps between the teeth. I must admit ...  Read the complete review

Oral-B 3D White Brilliance Toothpaste I recently started to use this toothpaste, as I found a tube on offer at a supermarket. The product is currently on sale for £3.49 at Boots the Chemists, (as well as being on three for 2 at ASDA, and two for five at Sainsburys, Tesco, and Waitrose). The paste itself is a nice subtle minty flavour, and has a great purple stripe in it. The white element of the paste is a little more chalky than I would go for, but it isn't sickly or too grainy (this can put my teeth on edge). It foams well, although not profusely (it won't overflow your mouth like a comical washing machine sketch in a cartoon unless you use ...  Read the complete review

Though I don't really understand how my teeth can be made '3D white', I have found this product to work. I'm not convinced it whitens my teeth significiantly, but I definitely believe the formula creates a lovely, light-reflecting sparkling appearance. I recieved a sample of this toothpaste from an Oral B website sign up. PACKAGING The oral B 3d white toothpaste comes in a clean but dynamic deep blue/purple box with white touches. The tube itself is white with the same dark coloured labelling. I find the packaging to be bold and attractive and definitely stands out next to the mass of mint, green and aqua blue shades of other toothpastes. The tube is easy ...  Read the complete review

Having been unable to buy my regular toothpaste because it was on offer and the supermarket had failed to order enough to keep up with demand, I looked round for an alternative (I could have waited until my next shopping trip but I was in a 'let's try something different' mood). Scanning the rows upon rows of toothpaste and becoming more and more indecisive, I saw the blue, white and pink Oral B box. Firstly, it looked different to the other boxes of toothpaste - modern and quite classy. I use an Oral B Triumph toothbrush, so putting two and two together I thought Oral B toothpaste + Oral B toothbrush = Sparkly clean teeth - just what I want. What really ...  Read the complete review

I like to try to keep my teeth looking as white as possible but I do have some discoloration. I remember reading about Holly Willoughby endorsing this particular toothpaste quite heavily at one point, and though I am not usually taken in by these marketing ploys, where celebrities tell us that they use this stuff and they have perfect teeth/skin/hair etc., I do think that was actually the original reason I decided to buy this toothpaste. That, and the fact that Tesco were selling two 75ml tubes for £5 when the RRP was £3.40 for a tube. I bought my two tubes and off I went. I have since used both of these tubes and now this toothpaste is back up to its ...  Read the complete review